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Winter Welcome Graduate Orientation
Winter Welcome Graduate Orientation
School of Graduate Studies Winter Grad Orientation 202011-1:30pm (Doors open 10:30am)Location: Main Activity Hall, 2nd Floor, Multifaith Centre, 569 Spadina […]
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Career Decision-Making
Career Decision-Making
GPS Credit: 0.66 You have developed essential skills through your academic, professional, and co-curricular experiences. In this workshop you will […]
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Prewriting Strategies for Developing and Organizing Your Ideas (Humanities and Social Sciences) 4 weeks
Prewriting Strategies for Developing and Organizing Your Ideas (Humanities and Social Sciences) 4 weeks
Dates: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM, Jan. 13 – Feb. 3GPS Credit: 2.66 This course is designed for graduate students […]
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Oral Presentation Skills (for non-native speakers of English) 6 weeks
Oral Presentation Skills (for non-native speakers of English) 6 weeks
Dates: Mon. 4:00 – 6:00 Jan. 13 – Feb. 10GPS Credit: 4Does the thought of standing in front of an […]
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Oral Presentation Skills (for non-native speakers of English) 6 weeks
Oral Presentation Skills (for non-native speakers of English) 6 weeks
Dates: Tues. 10:00 – 12:00 Jan. 14 – Feb. 18GPS Credit: 4 Does the thought of standing in front of […]
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Oral Presentation Skills (for native speakers of English) 6 weeks
Oral Presentation Skills (for native speakers of English) 6 weeks
Dates: Tues. 2:00 – 4:00 Jan. 14 – Feb. 18 GPS Credit: 4Does the thought of standing in front of […]
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Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (for students engaged in experimental research) 5 weeks
Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (for students engaged in experimental research) 5 weeks
GPS credit: 3.3Dates: Wednesdays, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Jan. 15 – Feb. 12 What are the typical “moves” made […]
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Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (for students engaged in experimental research) 5 weeks
Understanding the Research Article: Reading Towards Writing (for students engaged in experimental research) 5 weeks
Dates: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM, Jan. 15 – Feb. 12GPS Credit: 3.3What are the typical “moves” made in the […]
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Writing a Thesis or Grant Proposal: An Overview
Writing a Thesis or Grant Proposal: An Overview
Workshop taught by Dr. Jane Freeman Graduate students write many proposals – federal grant proposals, travel grant proposals, thesis proposals […]
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Graduate Professional Day (UTSC)
Graduate Professional Day (UTSC)
A professional development event for grad students Graduate students: we are excited to invite you to the eighth annual Graduate […]
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Job Search and the Labour Market
Job Search and the Labour Market
GPS Credit: 0.66 In this small group session of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows we will discuss the challenges of […]
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Strategies for Systematic, Scoping, or Other Comprehensive Searches of Literature – PART I
Strategies for Systematic, Scoping, or Other Comprehensive Searches of Literature – PART I
GPS Credit: 0.5In this hands-on workshop we will: Identify the key differences between systematic reviews, scoping reviews, and literature reviews, […]
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Introduction to Science Journalism (4 weeks)
Introduction to Science Journalism (4 weeks)
Dates: Saturdays, 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM, Jan. 18 – Feb. 8 (4 weeks)GPS Credits: 4 credits This course is […]
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Stress Management
Stress Management
Feeling stressed? Learn the causes, positives and negatives of stress and methods to keep your stress at an optimal level […]
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Improving Your Confidence and Effectiveness in English Conversations
Improving Your Confidence and Effectiveness in English Conversations
Workshop taught by Kimberly Rodda Conversations in the university setting can be intimidating, especially for multilingual students, but are an […]
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Intercultural Thinking for Intercultural Communication (3 weeks)
Intercultural Thinking for Intercultural Communication (3 weeks)
Dates: Jan 21st, Feb 5th, Feb 12th 10-12pmDuring Intercultural Thinking for Intercultural Communication Workshops, you will:• Examine your own cultural value orientations […]
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Time Management
Time Management
Grad school can bring time management challenges such as competing demands, packed schedules or open, unstructured time. In this practical […]
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Strategies for Clarifying and Organizing Your Ideas Before You Write
Strategies for Clarifying and Organizing Your Ideas Before You Write
Workshop taught by Dr. Jane Freeman This workshop is designed to help you clarify in your own mind the content […]
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Applying for Work (All Streams)
Applying for Work (All Streams)
In this workshop you will learn about applications, including how to structure an appealing cover letter and build compelling résumés […]
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Impostor Phenomenon in Grad School
Impostor Phenomenon in Grad School
Take a break and connect with other grad students at our bi-weekly chat forum. Share your experiences in an informal […]
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Strategies for Systematic, Scoping, or Other Comprehensive Searches of Literature – PART II
Strategies for Systematic, Scoping, or Other Comprehensive Searches of Literature – PART II
GPS Credit: 0.5 In order to minimize bias and base your research on as much evidence as possible, you will […]
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Oral Presentation Skills for Professional Master’s Students: Saturday Intensive Course (3 weeks)
Oral Presentation Skills for Professional Master’s Students: Saturday Intensive Course (3 weeks)
Dates: Sat. 9:00 – 2:00 Jan. 25 – Feb. 8, 2020 (3 weeks)GPS Credits: 4 creditsThis course is designed for […]
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Class Participation: Why, What and How
Class Participation: Why, What and How
Workshop taught by Kimberly Rodda Class participation often counts significantly toward graduate course grades, besides being the training ground for […]
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Writing a Literature Review that Demonstrates the Need for Your Research
Writing a Literature Review that Demonstrates the Need for Your Research
Workshop taught by Dr. Jane Freeman Like research papers and theses, thesis and grant proposals require graduate students to situate […]
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Games Night at Bampot House of Tea/Games
Games Night at Bampot House of Tea/Games
Join other grad students for some board games and tea at this local Toronto board games venue. Please let us […]
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Wendo: Women-only Self-Defense Workshop
Wendo: Women-only Self-Defense Workshop
Wen-Do, a self defence program designed for women, by women has three major goals: AWARENESS, AVOIDANCE, and ACTION. This highly […]
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Interviewing for Work
Interviewing for Work
GPS credit: 1 In this workshop you will learn about interviews outside of academia and how to position your graduate […]
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Equity101 for Grad Students
Equity101 for Grad Students
We talk a lot about “equity,” but what does it really mean? How does it relate to our everyday lives? […]
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Strategies for Systematic, Scoping, or Other Comprehensive Searches of Literature – PART III
Strategies for Systematic, Scoping, or Other Comprehensive Searches of Literature – PART III
GPS Credit: 0.5Knowledge syntheses that rely solely on published academic literature are at high risk of publication bias. Searching the […]
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Grads Get Crafty- Custom Journals
Grads Get Crafty- Custom Journals
Join other grad students for a fun Friday evening of making journals and pizza! Offered in partnership with Hart House's […]
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